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  • 3DX-Ray confirms AS1 Systems sale to GCC Country Airport Authority at Security and Policing 2026.
  • Portable ThreatScan® systems offer high resolution, flexible deployment, and robust security inspections.
  • CEO emphasises customer satisfaction with repeat AS1 sales highlighting excellent system performance.

3DX-RAY has secured a repeat contract to sell its ThreatScan®-AS1 systems to a GCC Country Airport Authority, as announced at the Security and Policing 2026 event.

This deal highlights the continuing confidence in 3DX-RAY's inspection solutions. Attendees can visit 3DX-RAY at stand A79 during the event at the Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre.

The company is showcasing its range of products, including ThreatScan®-AS1(ISC), ThreatScan®-AS2, and ThreatScan®LS systems.

Repeat business satisfaction

Vincent Deery, CEO of 3DX-RAY Ltd, expressed his contentment with the repeat business, stating, "We are of course happy with all sales but repeat sales to existing customers is always especially gratifying because it demonstrates in the most tangible way possible that the user is satisfied with our system and the customer support that goes with it."

Details on ThreatScan®-AS1(ISC)

ThreatScan®-AS1(ISC) is a portable x-ray inspection system using amorphous silicon technologyThe ThreatScan®-AS1(ISC) is a portable x-ray inspection system using amorphous silicon technology. It features a standard detector panel with a 43cm x 35cm imaging area, a new high penetration 150kV generator, a laptop, and the 3DX-RAY ThreatSpect software. It also includes batteries, chargers, wireless communication, and a transport case. Known for its ease of use, this system delivers high-quality, sub-millimetre resolution images instantly.

Fully integrated, the AS1(ISC) system includes a primary display, computer, communications, and power supplies in a robust waterproof case. An additional display tablet offers increased deployment flexibility for various applications and threat scenarios.

ThreatScan®-AS2 enhancements

The company is also showcasing the ThreatScan®-AS2, which features a smaller panel specifically designed for restricted access areas. With its reduced size and glassless technology, the panel offers advantages in terms of weight and mobility.

It includes impressive dead zone reduction to less than 3mm on two sides, making it optimal for quick deployment in the field.

Rapid deployment with ThreatScan® LS

The ThreatScan® LS is a rapid deployment system tailored for bomb technicians and security personnel, enabling quick and precise threat assessments. Each system comprises a generator, detection panel, and imaging station and offers penetration of up to 34mm of steel at 120kV, generating high-quality, detailed images.

Applying to a wide range of scenarios, the ThreatScan® series is viable for inspecting suspect items in public transportation areas and is used by various security agencies, including military, police, and private sectors, for general security inspections.

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